The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-30
THE ANARCHISTS.
sy%mpathizers With the sentezced Seven
Assembled in New York to Protest
Against the HANGING.

against tue
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Coopcr Union was
packed tonight with anarchists and socialists
Tie audience numbered fully 3 $500, and as.
scmDled to protest against the hanging of til.
condemned Chicago anarchists. Ush,rs war.
ilig red ribbons on their breast, handed ever,
person who entered the hall Il copy of lhc In
c.ndiary proclamation which was distributed
on toe street the latter part OF last week, d..
ciarir e that the condemned anarchists should
never TIE executed. Many women were in til,
hall, ard they all wore red riboois AL! ar c
ted the red anarchist color in their dresses.
hire were fifty police scattered about TIL.
hall. The notes OF the Marsellaise WAS s,lucl
up by the band aud prolonged, and will
cheers followed. The music was drowned ~
the noise. Pictures OF the doomed boini
,hrowers looked down in front o: the Ilas.
form. They were dfaped with rcd and BLACK
and wrcathed with smilaX. a black and rsu
banner stood in the rear OF the stag. u
the platform were Herr Most, Walter
Nrooman, Col. Hinton, of the Leader; Mr..
Back, Mrs. Rlndisc5, ana 200 Others. WV
Hrrr Mos t''grcetedtne chief as totune Of M,l.
~scllaise he stepped upon the platform with /:
red rose in his button hole, and. ard slou-,
hat pulled down OVER his eyes. Vroolnan was
c:oscn chairman. In his speech lie said !:
the Chicago brethren had sali any.iin. tba'
was wrong, 1t was 10 reason why They
should hang. There was Il grcat ccnspir-
acy among tile ruling classes 10 crush tin
labor movement. Justice, not mercy.
was demanded. Vroomaa presented n set %;
resolutions at the close of his speech, which
met with the approval of the crowd. The,
condemned the sentence Of the anarchists "a
murder, and q crime against civilization, the
culm:nation of n conspiracy to crush FREE,
spr.c'n. The worklnemer of America wou'd
he untrue to thrmsclves II they allowed such
an Outrage to be icrpretratcd. A cprtrihn.
tion from the audience + Flowed, netting 81 10
fer the cause.
The hero of the hour wns Herr Most.
Friends and anatchists,'' said he, ais 1t ut-
lawful tn have free speech in this country, ?
thieves or mufdsrers! (cries of no, no.
They fought against numbering the polio,
and robbing cspita'ista. Seven pcliceme,
were killed aud they want seven of our broti.
ers' lfves-a life nfor a life. You cannot
allow that hanging to take plsc.. Am
yourselves and for every drop of blood
that is spilled from cur fricnds, let n
LIST, tut also q revcluiioni't; ca,itsllsts shall
be the first to suffer. No Que she'll escape MS
Just doom. The twelve @ilrcrs. judges and
detectives. Spies sleeps vc,v souidly at
present. Let them beware. wild yel.s ana
cheers from the cro~d]. The ,:mei sspnrsseh
Ing when we will he forced 10 USE firearms. 1t
must come; SO he prepared. IBediam o.
chccrsl. l warn them not 10 take me liveso!
our martyrs in Chicago. ! demand they he set
free. Let there be q social revolution,
El.tnr Shevitch AID Others made s.eechcs
of similar character.
The custom ta!lcrs assembly No. z. ~.
Knights Of Labor, also adopted resolutions
prote sting against the legal murder of hum.s
beings on scconnt of their option. AID assur.
lug the condemned men Of t.ici. support.
At a meeting of Furniture workers. union,
No. l, resolutions c%ondemning the action of
the supreme court in the anarchist c,se were
unanimously adopted.
GEN PRYOR TO TAKE THE CASE.
New YORK. Sept. l9.-An evening panar
says. Gen. Roger a. Pryor has agree! to un-
deitaie the case of the condemned Chicago
anarchists. The general said: 81 am await
ing the arrival of Capt. Black from Ghicag
with the papers in the cisc. l expect him On
Wctnes lay. Whether we take the case Ia
the United States supreme court o. rot de-
ponds upon my conference with Capt. Black
and an examination of the rccords.r